Re: Our system i home page

[Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The 2001 port is a completely different server instance - not the same 
as what he has set up.

Bryan, if you don't specify an HTML file, the web server will look for a 
file with certain default names - this included index.html and probably 
index.htm and maybe default.htm, etc. If you find the index.html, as 
described in another post, you only need to edit it and save it, then 
refresh the browser that has it open. Ba-da-bing!!

HTH
Vern

Booth Martin wrote:
> Try your system IP address, with :2001.  eg, http://192.456.789.4:2001  
> and see what you get.  :)
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> Burns, Bryan wrote:
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> > If I put our system IP address in a browser, I get our system home page which is a default page written by IBM.  This might be a pipe dream, but is there something I could I do with this page to make it useful, allowing for the fact that I don't know HTML, but I'm willing to learn it?  This might some naïve but the our QHTTPSVR is running is only because one of apps needs it (marginally).   
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> > For example, what would be involved in listing help desk procedures, support availability or scheduled downtime on our home page?
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> > If you've been down this road before, I'd love to hear about it.
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> > Thanks,
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> > Bryan Burns
> > iSeries Specialist
> > ECHO, Incorporated
> > Lake Zurich, Illinois
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